Langford v. Kitchen Lumber Co.
197 N.C. 396
Opinion
The major and only material assignment o£ error on
the part of defendant, was the refusal of the court below, on motion by defendant, to dismiss the action or judgment as in- case of nonsuit. C. S., 567. We think the court below gave the contentions of both parties fairly and clearly, and accurately charged the-law applicable to the facts. This case is governed by a case on “all fours” — Murdock v. R. R., 159 N. C., 131. There is
No error.
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Langford v. Kitchen Lumber Co., 197 N.C. 396 (N.C. 1929).
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